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By using GrapheneOS, you're already ahead of the curve, and Sandboxed Google Play is designed in a way that makes using it secure and arguably private, provided that you're okay with the service having access to the data it needs to provide you with the functionality you're requesting of it (which again, isn't really possible to avoid, even with other approaches).

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At which point, that functionality should work if you've followed the steps correctly and your Sandboxed Google Play setup is configured properly as well (network permission granted, battery for play services unrestricted)

I was wondering if this is normal on GW6. Never saw this on my previous GW4. I don't think that the percentage shown is accurate, however the statistic is messed up by it. I tried to clear the cache of the watch and played with some settings. It did not help. Did someone had the same issue and solved it?

Using the Acceleration Service library (play-services-tflite-acceleration),you can run ML performance benchmarks on device and automatically determinethe best way to accelerate the ML workload. For more information, refer totheAcceleration Service documentation.

The latest update of the Google Play services TensorFlow Lite library(v16.0.0) is now available. With this release, the library is now generallyavailable. This library can be used as an alternative to the standaloneTensorFlow Lite library to reduce app size and receive automatic updates. Formore information, refer to theTensorFlow documentation.

Updated versions of thegoogle-services pluginfor Android (v4.3.12) and thestrict-version-matcher pluginfor Android (v1.2.4) are now available. For more information, see theFirebase Android SDK Release Notes.

The play-services-appindex library is now generally available. Thislibrary is a replacement for the firebase-appindexing library andsupports use cases for sharing structured documents as Indexablesand UserActions with Google Assistant.

The latest updates to play-services-base and play-services-tasks resolvethe issue that can lead toruntime NPEs (NullPointerException) when handlingTask results in Kotlin code. If you're using any ofthe library versions listed in the December 09, 2021release, you can avoid the runtime NPEs by explicitlydepending on v18.0.1 of play-services-base and play-services-tasks. Addthe following to the dependencies section of your build.gradle:

The latest updates to the play-services-base, play-services-basement, andplay-services-tasks libraries include the strict nullability annotationchanges described above, as well as these additional changes:

The developer preview release of the play-services-appset library is nowavailable. This library is designed to support use cases such as analytics orfraud prevention in a way that respects user privacy.

The ads-identifier API reference documentation has been updated withinformation about an upcoming change to the advertising ID when a user enableslimit ad tracking as well as a requirement on a new Google Play servicespermission.

Added the following declaration to the AndroidManifest.xml to supportPackage visibility filteringon Android 11 (API level 30) and above. After updating tocom.google.android.gms:play-services-maps:17.0.1, you can remove thefollowing line from your own AndroidManifest.xml:

Updated versions of thegoogle-services pluginfor Android (v4.3.4) and thestrict-version-matcher pluginfor Android (v1.2.2) are now available. For more information, see theFirebase Android SDK Release Notes.

This release fixes the compatibility issue with thecom.google.android.gms:play-services-awareness:17.0.0 release described inthe July 02, 2019 release note. The workaround of using thepre-Jetpack com.google.android.gms:play-services-awareness:16.0.0 is nolonger necessary. Thecom.google.android.gms:play-services-awareness:**17.0.0** release should notbe used.

Update: As of July 29, 2019, the com.google.android.gms:play-services-placesartifact has been decommissioned.To continue use of the Places SDK for Android, updateto a supported version of the Places SDK for Android. Supported versions arelisted in release notes.

Starting with the 15.0.0 release of Google Play services and Firebase,inter-library dependencies were defined using versionrangesin the POMs. This affected the build reproducibility of projects using theselibraries. As an example, Gradle's dependencyresolutionwill attempt to use the highest available concrete version in a repository,causing uplift of a dependency version without any changes to the projectitself.

The use of version ranges was a mistake and has been corrected; Google Playservices and Firebase dependencies will no longer use version ranges. However,existing, published library POM files already contain ranges. Thus, all futurelibrary updates will need to start outside the dependency ranges of previouslypublished libraries.

A new version of the com.google.gms.oss.licenses.plugin Gradle plugin is nowavailable. Please update as only this latest version works with Google Playservices 15.0.0 and beyond. This is the last version of the plugin to supportAndroid Studio 2.x. Starting with the next version, the plugin will supportAndroid Studio 3.x only.

GoogleApi instances created with a Context in apps with targetSdkVersion 26 won't automatically prompt users to update Google Play services. Consider using GoogleApiAvailability.showErrorDialogFragment() under these conditions instead.

Google Play services updated to 11.0.4 This release fixes minor issues inFirebase Cloud Messaging and Firebase Performance Monitoring. To learn more,see theFirebase Android Release Notes.

Google Play services updated to 11.0.2 This release fixes minor issues inFirebase Crash Reporting and Firebase Performance Monitoring. To learn more,see theFirebase Android Release Notes.

Since the Google Play services 10.0 SDK release, theApp Indexing APIhas migrated to the newFirebase App indexing API.The original App Indexing API is now fully deprecated, and no longer availableto use in apps built with the 10.2.6 SDK.

Google Play services 10.2.x is the first release that no longer includesfull support for Android version 2.3.x (Gingerbread). Apps developed usingSDK release 10.2.x and later require a minimum Android API level of 14 andcannot be installed on devices running an API level below 14. To learnmore about your options, including building multiple APKs to extend yourapp's support for Android Gingerbread, see theAndroid Developers Blog.

This release fixes a missing minSdkVersion value in play-services-location.aar that caused unintended WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, and READ_PHONE_STATE permissions to be merged into app manifests.

Google Play services 10.0.x is the final release that includes full support for Android version 2.3.x (Gingerbread). Apps developed using future SDK releases after 10.0.x will not be able to connect to Google Play services on Android Gingerbread devices. To learn more about your options, including building multiple APKs to extend your app's support for Android Gingerbread, see the Android Developers Blog.

Google Play services updated to 9.6.1This release fixes a missing minSdkVersion value inplay-services-location.aar that caused unintendedWRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, and READ_PHONE_STATEpermissions to be merged into app manifests.

Google Play services updated to 9.0.2The Google Play services version 9.0.2 release is now available. Thisrelease fixes aknown issuewith Firebase Authentication where the FirebaseAuthApi is not available onsome devices. A FirebaseApiNotAvailableException error occurs when thosedevices attempt to use Authentication APIs.

Firebase gives mobile developers the tools and infrastructure they need todevelop their app, grow their user base, and earn revenues from in-app ads.In this release, Firebase APIs are now available in Google Play services,and include new products: Firebase Analytics, Firebase Storage, FirebaseRemote Config, Firebase Crash Reporting, Firebase Dynamic Links, andFirebase Notifications.

If your app uses AdMob and also uses ProGuard post-processing, your app won't beable to serve ads to devices without the Google Play services APK unless youadjust your ProGuard configuration or update your app to use the Google Playservices version 9.0.1 SDK. To ensure that ads are served to thesedevices after your app is updated to use the Google Play Services 9.0.0 SDK, addthe followingkeep optionto your ProGuard configuration file:

Google Cloud Messaging - This release offers you theability to send messages and notifications toend users more efficiently, optimize task scheduling to save on battery usage,and simplify how your app receives messages. Topic messaging lets you buildpersonalized notifications to reach a targeted audience. Use the newGcmListenerServiceto implement a standardized way to receive GCM messages, and displaynotifications upon request by the GCM server. The newGcmNetworkManagerclass lets you schedule one-off and periodic tasks in a battery-efficient way,and specify network and device charging constraints to further optimize batteryuse.

Cast - The newGame Manager APIs for Google Cast introduces support forgames with a streamlined communication model, multiple players per sender device,and custom messaging between senders and receiver that lets you enhance anygame with the Cast experience. The new Remote Displayconnection model lets native apps, especially games, Cast a second displaydirectly to the TV; now any game can be bigger with Cast. The newAutoplay and QueueingAPIs give all connected apps a synchronized, editable media queue, and supportfor pre-loading adaptive streams. ff782bc1db